Good morning, Melbourne.

The Florida Artists Hall of Fame will soon honor four musicians including local Jim Morrison (celebrated for his work with The Doors) and icons John Anderson, Alvin Downing and Brian Kelley, with the ceremony date still pending as noted in the Florida Department of State release.

WM Recycling Brevard and county officials set new holiday recycling rules that let residents leave real trees curbside from Dec.

26 to Jan. 16 after ornaments and lights are removed. They advised that artificial trees must go in trash carts or be dropped off at designated sites, including one in Melbourne.

WM Recycling Brevard's plant manager Tim Van Ness explained that residents should avoid recycling holiday items such as Christmas lights, artificial trees and batteries.

His advice reminds locals to properly dispose of items that may contaminate recycling streams.

The City of Melbourne has issued a precautionary boil water notice for customers on Pelican Drive after a planned water main repair will temporarily shut off water at properties from 140 through 440 on Pelican Drive and 150 on Ocean Boulevard today; residents should boil water for cooking, drinking and cleaning until safety is confirmed.

Brevard-based All Points Logistics (a service-disabled veteran-owned business from Merritt Island) has been selected by the Missile Defense Agency to join its new SHIELD program, a contract aimed at strengthening homeland defense with research and systems support.

The City of Melbourne advises residents to avoid pouring fats, oils, and grease (FOG) down kitchen drains during holiday cooking this week as buildup may restrict flow and cause wastewater backups.

They urge wiping dishes with a paper towel and safely disposing of cooking oil.

Mental health experts advise setting clear boundaries at family gatherings to protect emotional well-being.

They suggest stepping aside when tensions rise and planning ahead with set arrival and departure times to keep stress low.

Bob Anderson, a 1956 Cocoa High graduate & a 2012 Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame inductee, was a consensus All-American at West Point and a Heisman Trophy finalist whose multi-sport legacy continues to inspire local sports fans.

The Grand Manor's New Year’s Eve Bash

8 p.m. — Grand Manor — Free parking — Ring in the New Year at an epic celebration filled with glamour, music, and unforgettable memories.

A Tribute to The Eagles

7-8 p.m. — Melbourne Auditorium — $38 general admission, $70 VIP seating — Experience Florida’s ultimate Eagles tribute band performing classic hits live.

Havana Nights: Salsa Dance Party

6:30-11:59 p.m. — Venezia Wine Veranda — Check website for pricing — Experience an evening of Cuban rhythm with Salsa dancing and delightful culinary specials.